Evening Star Newspaper, December 31, 1879, Page 2

_THE WASHINGEON SEDEsuaE agerage, Daily Circulation over 17,750— a muck larger regular. Gnd ppermanen # scireulation tah that tof other vy papers é _added toacther. cm is connected with the wires of the Na- hone Exchange and with the Western hone Exchange. Both these agencies e be availed of in sendin to Tae STaR » orders for the paper to be served, news, or any information, at any hour cf the day free of charge. These facilities are a :rvat conve- nience, and will be appreciated by the customers of ‘Tax Star. pervision of Railroads. There are several bills pending before Con- gress providing for national supervision of rall- roads, and it {s more than likely that some law of this nature will be enacted. At the last ses- ston of the 45th Congress, Representative Rea- gan’s bill to regulate inter-state commerce by prohibiting ratiroad companies from discrimin- atipg against persons or localities, and preserib- ngthat a uniform system of rates should be adopted and enforced, was passed. The bill was buried ina Senate committee, but it might have become a law had the Senate had an op- portunity to vote upon it. Oae of the bills in- troduced in the House—by Mr. Sapp, of Iowa— Proposes to establish a national ratiroad com- mission of nine members, who shall have su- preme control over all the raflroads, prescribe schedules of charges for transportation og freight and passengers, and enforce these sche- dules. Any railroad which charges more than the schedule prices, shall be subject to heavy fines, and the oMctals to imprisonment. In at- tempting to enact a law that will protect the people from what is ordinarily termed “ railroad extortion,” a due regard to the rights of property should be had. Men who invest thelr money in railroads want to control it a8 much as those who invest in merchandise, though they do not succeed in doing so. Very frequently the parties who furnish means to construct a railroad soon find themselves with- out any voice in Its control, but thu. ts accom- Plished through the ordinary business channels. It will not do for the law-making power of the land to ignore the right that the stockholders and directors have to control the railroad they own. Whiat Congress wants to prevent. chiefly, is the custom of forming combinations between. railroad companies for the maintenance of ex- tortionate rates. These combinations are dl- rected aginst the masses who patronize rail- roads. If 2 law can be enacted that will prevent s effect will be to force every railroad to depend for patronage upon the legitimate busi- ness it can bulldup. This will establish active competition between railroads, and, as “‘compe- tition is the life of trade,” it will regulate the evils now complained of. The Boston Herald ts apprehens! lest the disposition manifested by politicians to obtain the presidency next year, something after the manner that has recently been employed in Maine, may cause trouble. It says: “The vote has to be canvassed by 2 Congress, the majority ot themembers of which firmly believe that wey were prevented, by technicai- ities, three , from enjoying the fruits of ‘polttieat viet tOry. ‘Are these men ilkely to be scrupulous to observe the spirit, as well as the letter, of the law, if by following the latter they may gain what they lost at the last election? Already the leading newspapers of the party are preparing for this event, as {s noticeable in a recent article in the Cincinnati Enyuirer, which says: ‘We take great complacency in saying that there will be a fair count next time-ca democratic count. Both branches of Congress will be democratic when the count is made, a fact worth recollecting.” Now what does this suggestive reference to the party mean other than this; that before the count was a partisan one, and, this time, it will also be partisan, only the gain will come to those who were the losers on the previous occasion? Clearly the coming of the presidentiel election is not, under the circumstances, a matter that =P contemplated with unalloyed satistac- ion.” 22 -____ The extent of the lst in THE Srar of those receiving to-morrow shows that New Year will be duly observed. It is understood that many of the ladies will, as on last year, alm to dis- courage the use of intoxicating liquors; sub- stituting coffee, tea, chocolate and other mild beverages. In New York a soclety of ladies have undertaken to organize a reform in the matter of setting out spirituous iquours on New Year tables, and have succzeded, it is stated, in enlisting the co-operation of a large number of influential ladies, who will be able from their standing in society to set the fashion in this respect. The returns from New York and other large ces, north and west, show that the personal tax Is practically a nullity. The same is true here. In the whole District of Columbia but 315 persons make return of personal or in- visible property, (amounting to only $1,542,670,) and only about one-half of this number pay the tax. Itis evident that there 1s something de- fective about a mode of taxation, which falls only upon a few particularly conscientious people. —<ro-____ The freedom with which reputable medica! Colleges slash into human bodies with the scal” pel, when they need subjects for dissection, 1s likely to receive some wholesome ventilation from a case just made public in New York. A poor man died in Bellevue hospital and when, by accident, his family learned the fact and de- manded the body they received it in fragments. It had been used to enlighten the students of the Bellevue hospital medical college in thelr Study of anatomy. The sorrowing wife com- plained to the authorities, and public opinion is loud in {*s condemnation of this “outrage.” ‘The Engl ———_2+e-____ ish railroads beat our American lines {n fast time. The distance from London to Swindon, on the Great Western ratiroad, is 77 miles, and the express train makes the distance in one hour and twenty-seven minutes—belng at the rate of 53 miles per hour. Perhaps the nearest approach to this time Is between Phila- deipbia and Jersey City, on which line the ligit- 48 miles per hour. ——-o+e-—___ ‘The Springfleld Republican applies the term “Garceloning” to the process of political de- capitation instituted by the governor of Maise, just as “‘guillotining” came from the name of the inventor of the fine device for chopping off heads. —_——_~-+____. A citizen of New Jersey has sued a band that éerenaded him, for damages, Here ts an oppor- tunity for “ Jersey justice ” to win new laurels. —_———_ D™ GOODS REDUCED. ‘Wool COLORED CASHMERES Pare Wout BLACK CASH. reduced to a co handsomely Embroidered with TABLES: bike ae 50 up to $15. SROOHE SHAWLS. cheap. se boys’ wear, 25c. to 21.60: rapa ‘Til Market Space. 6ig0. ‘H for men and to $1.50. * Wool VES" aroduos’ rou ARN a1 — sie, G1, O11, Babee i Heed id u resize Ds Dauble Sa iB BLeNRw rs, $2.50, Nottingham LACE for Curtaing, 1 sige Golored and Bisck OASHMEBES, ure Wool, $zER Wide double width, reduced down CARTED’S, eget De ‘ILKS, in all colors. Rich BLACK MASSE SILKS = ‘TIN se! LYONS. Us uyoNe COLORED SILKS. EVENING SILKS and GAUZES, EVENING STAR. p= DOWNEY IMPROVED AUTOMATIC SEWER VALVE TRAP. NO NUMAN HABITATION SHOULD BE WITH- OUT IT. It isayerfect seal against Sewer Gas and back ; fiow of sewage, and furnishes the necessary ventila- | tion fi house ‘drainage. loreed and hizhly recommended by Boards of Heuith and leading Scientists of this and other cities. THE DOWNEY SEWER VALVE TRAP Is cheap, compact, incapable of getting outof order, as casily placed in Jast as ong as the Smith Townshe: 4; Hall, M.D. M. Adolpi nin tueey A R. I. Fleming, Builder: cuaree sea ‘80D, Assistant Secretary of State; Ge old as in new bulldiugs, aud will stractare which it protects. REFERENCES nd, M.D... Healt: Officer, D. ©, : . Verdi, M.D. Bliss, ark, Agentiect -U.% “Gapien: tect; C. Edmondson, id Commissioner Phelps, Glover, Hon, Alex. R. 'Shep- ‘Ukinso Nerd; Geo. W; Metibenngy Jamies W THE TRAP ‘May be seen in operation at No. 145 THE OFFICE, 35 Pennsylvania ave. LMANACH DE GOTHA FOR 1880,~ THE ‘‘COURT” ALMANAO OF THE WORLD. WHITAKER’, ALSO, 'S ALMANACH FOR 1880. JUST IMPORTED, AND FOR SALE AT BEALL’'S Bookstore, _Aecd1-att 495 Pa. ave. GUGaG by mait 1 promptly 10 TQ JIM BW pet Lining, Fe Roofing, Repairi ANDARLW WATCHES, GUNS, > highest cash pri HEIMER, 237 7th 8.w. Orders attsnded to aeo$h VALKER, 206 l0thstreet, for Car- elt, Tarred Felt, Felt and Gravel ig, and Lime, Cement, Plaster, ORANGES JUST RECEIVED BY dec31-2t Cc. C. BRYAN, Cor. 15th and I sts. n.w, RS. house alley, near E. WOLZ WILL OPEN MONDAY, JaN VARY 5th, inher new house with Her friends and former patrons are invited. LUNC! Bridge st., Georgetown. deo31-3t \ ATIONAL UNIVERSITY, President Hon. Arthur MacArthur. Polytechnic Schoul opens uesday, 0p m. Le yan evening and 2 losophy ani January 6, 1880, ecture Room: classes in * Mathenaation “Civil jurveying, Mechanical Drawing, Chemist now form are nee Informedonor Gineuiey ean Ue obtained of 7 ay atural P Prof. Ben Bade a Benton, at the Lecture Rooms, fi ana 4 © 5 wid , NEW: WEON, Secy- of Board of Regents, 513 7th street n. w. Ween and Na to press and refinish for New , Civilians’ Suits. At C. PUTSCHE, 1729 First-class is rears ‘de30-2t* ‘Officers UNIFORMS w Year's Reception. Penn: Scourer and Dyer. ERRACE DIN, jane Furpished HOO. tor pea Partie, 719 FLOWERS, nee pon ING ROOMS, 1104 au street. BOARD 816.00 a month. very low. CATERING Nae 0 on very favorable terms. 719 FLOWERS, FLOWERS FLOWERS, ar DAVIS’, 719 Market Space. FLOWERS FOR Li.ESS TRIMMINGS, FLOWERS FOR THE HAIR, FLOWERS FOR ALL, ar DAVIS’, dec30-3t_ 719 Market Space, cor. 8th street. iSSEL'S ICE DELICIOUS FS dozen. wdecid tin FOR NEW CREAM THE BEST. CHARLOTTE De BUSSE, ‘Wed ir EW YORK AVE. WEAR RECEPTIONS. TAYLOR & HUFTY, 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNES- DAY, AN ELEGANT LINE OF LADIES’ TRAIN WHITE LACE SUITS FOR RECEPTIONS AND EVENING. ALSO HAVE RECEIVED 1,000 DOZEN KID GLOVES IN ALL THE DESIRABLE SHADES FOR RE- CEIVING ON NEW YEAR, FOR LADIES, MEN AND MISSES. TAYLOR & HUFTY, FOR SALE. COHEN'S, 1011 7th xt. n.w. settied WOMAN to do panera Houmengrk. Must have teen Petes at 91 Prospect st, Georgetown dec31-3t" V JANTED—A good HOTEL | PORTER: must come well recommended. Apply at MADES’ Hotel, comer dd stand Penn neylvable ave. WANTED [A teepectable WHIT TRI as narse and to do chamberwork in a small private family. Apply at once at #13 9th st., between H and Tn. WANTED At MARSHALL'S, conser Sth and D German boy preferrod, so, ood MOOR, None need apply unless well recommended. ANTED—A neat and active GIRE, to do x. eral housework in s emmall family ‘Bast by and have first Kppiylat 1S108 ats, between 9'and 1d welock ae WASTED—ty Sa mua a POSITION as | vardener; can give good references. ress Box 21, Star office. Teabone ws NTED—LOOM and BOARD fora youns lady in a private family : terms must be reawonable. rey ANTED—A GIRL 5 do general housework for 1 a «mall family; good references: required. Thetween 9 amnd 12a. ., at 716 4th st. =a good p irarue tiated: ed ood city ref pgp cereon the houra nt 8 aaa ofclse 228 I st. n.e Gwh: OR RENT STORE and DWELLING, corner H and lst se. nw . near Governmant Printing ¢. Inquire at 701 North Capitol et. dec31-4t* 2R_RENT—Furnichea PARLOR and CHAM- BER, communicatirg, on first floor; $20 per month, ibeivving Net and fre; eeduction for one person. 906 12th st. n.w. VOR RENT—A neat ae HOUSE, isco and bsck Kkitel Dat convenience for honsekeepin: kM, Terms moderate. Address KE. TOR RENT 404 New Jersey ave. n.w.. near B. and 0.8. Ml city cars; six rooms, bath- rom, nam er wood order: park, in’ front: fow rent fo good tenant. Hnquire at 403, door ae dec 'T OR SALE—Desirable DATR TRUGR FARM, 7 miles from Washingte {be B&O. raiirosd and Baltimore turnpik e bundred acres in grace. Apply to Belt © Halil, 936 or W, ©. OALVER & GO. Baltimore. rman unprecedented bargain. Also, a1 Frame Heure, witht sink and water in xneshen: at West End. for 8750. Also, a number of Hous the northeastern part of the city st great bargains. V its feed ; light work, ‘00d warn stable and Bettye Gffced: “Apply, oF address, E Mou white GIRL for housework, zen- ood reference reqitired. #t. u.w., near Patent Oilice. ANTE WwW r r on ATt W Werk, which is highly profitatte e work isd nes ¢ proficient. Only a few be engeged to do our resuler order aL with will onee addres P. Star full name, adavorn and references d30 Ot TED—By gentleman and wife, Furnished TOUMS for housekeeping, Addrese D. Star office. dec29-3t" D—In a family of two a first-class § 25 to 35 years of age, to do general niust be codd cook and well recommend- 220 D st. n.w. after £ o'clock p.m. N’ hourework ; good wages. parent a WARNZED 3 Cafumishod ROOMS, suitable housekeeping, to be with reapectabie peor and not to be more than 7 blocks from Treasury, rent not to exceed #13 per month. “Ad ¥ C. THADDEUS, 815 D st. 8.w. for ANTED—To Rent—A FARM suitable for dzarden, not more than five miles from the aoe Address’R. L. C., Star office. d27-6" TW ANTED_CANVASSERS of experience for the popular selling book Annals of the War. A handsome Christmas or New Year's gift. GC. GOLDSBOROUGH, 338 Pennsylvania ave , Wash- ington, D.C. .sgent for Maryland, Virginia’ and (the District of Cciumbie. dec22-1 FNS examine and choose a aE: ING NE from 18 different kinds. Any one,not eatirfactory subject. to exchange for any other. Renting and repairing a specialty. Mc- KENNEY, 427 9th st.n.w. Ws ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue 8. w. Orde by mail or ieft at W » Be coe, Bros & Go cor. Tth st. ave., Or 1328 F Sts Garpet Beaters: 2-6. ico ae . M. ROHRER, 513 7th st. aec3h ANTED— Tho USE-of « HORSE oF MULE for OR RENT_DWELLING over Store, pis 7th st. Rey, at dee30-3! ‘hreo Farnished 312 nw. 15th st. PART or AL L, with sox Geo ae W., next to We furniture or ns —Three-story BRICK, set im- nta, 715 2ist st.n.w. Apply to 0. 412 7th at. dec) Pes RENT—Handeomely-furnished PART ER, communicating, snd two. Fie Roome, ae ei0 ik eeatew. decd (OR RENT—Two ‘bantione ROOMS, unfurnish ond floor. Aprly 91 ‘OR RENT—1wo Unfurnished ROOMS suitable for light housekeeping; modern improve ements; rentlowin advance. 415 G@st.n.w. dec’ VOR RENT—Three communicating are 3a. story, over Markriter’s new Store, 626 Est.,one door fron 7th st-n.w. Apply at the Store. dea30-6t* ROE BENT January ist, a i double HOUSE with sll inproversents, at alow rate to relial For further inforiuation apply at 514 121 ell- prorated front ROOMS, sec communicatis ar Patent and Post a: B07 Sth et. aw dec30-3t ‘OR RENT—Wail-furnished ROOMS in a house wit qodern improvements; ture new and nice. No. 1326 I st., opposite Frank- Jin Square. dec30-6t* OR RENT—Elezant_ APARTMENTS for mem- hei d others visiting the Capital; also, part of HOUSE; portion of rent taken in Board. Appiy No. 12 Ist ét.s.e., opposite Capitol. dec30. paglt Madison st.. six-room Brick », Veranda, front 820 per montl ne dee30. mew rni- ANTED STEAM OARPET cenES. Al guaranteed. At CHAOE’S, 616 Louisi- ana ave.” BOARDING. HL offers zo0d aeoe vith frst Crea Hotel Board, for $25 and 330 month. Houre is well furnished, heated with steam, and every way desirable. dec26- tn. BOAROING Comfortably furnished ROOM: lia Row.) ‘The most de: dec26-eo3t —Threes ry BRICK, aes BS Pennsyle ave., near 18th ack fnilding. fo Patent’ Oftee.” Foss Caer BanGai BRICK Dw Washington, wi a st. Keys vat No. decd ais. decs0-t* EYSTONE, 920 15TH sv. N.w.—Handsome 2nd K story en shite or single ROOMS, con! parlor, chamber, cloeets. eae able dec? FR aa ‘0 Members of Gi: thers, lass ROOMS, “with or without BOAED, at ct Shormean House, 218 30 st. sw. rivate dressing r001 joarders wanted. (Catoring.) BR Uae ee or, witionss Boe in new house, handsomely MS, en suite or aingle, dultabie formomber of Coop mgTess : onve, nient to Capitol, avenue and F stree! st. D.Ww. decl6-: 30 te ELEGANT ED EACE, 514 13th street B.w., between E and F, is now Tro, for recep- fion of guests. Choice rooms. he. Sat ae Near three car routes. ‘RS. M. T. SOUTHALL has taken aa Be a mont aye. and will be pleased to accommodate permanent, transient and day boarders. g13-1m* Boerne * nicely Furnished Unfurnished ROO) refined BO. where home. 806 Est. n.w. GPHERSON HOUSE, corner 15th and T ste.nw. le Bos ited ; Me lers accom! ;alao, desirable Socea ae Board for pe Permanent and transient ta. ‘“Qed-im* _ Mrs.M. A. HOECKLEY, Proprietreas. Histor Farniaied AND MOST DESIRABLE f Furnish at ROOMS in gis Ist floor; also, other deligi ished Rocins, en eultocr sgl reiths Aeor olden BO. 26 Mansion,” 601 -» cor. 6th n. w.des-1m* HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 9th st.n.w., is one Of the cosiest and best conducted bouses in it dasetatteamen LOST AND FOUND. OST—PGCKET-BOOK (on Pa. ave., between 8th and 10th ste.), containing a sum of money and sample of Scarlet Worsted. $5 rewardif re- turned to PERRY & BROTHER. 0 N Se large ROOMS, furnished or pafurpihed; northern and southern ex DauEe, decd9-3t* {OR RENT—Fumished ROOMS, southern and northern exposure; also, first-class Board $13 fe month ‘Apply at 316% ‘indiana ave, SARAH lec2! IR RENT—A convenient and prominent corner HOUSE and STORE, Capitol Hill: rent cheap to Peers tenant. Inquire at 423 1ith st. n.w. iOR RENT—One two-story BRICK HOUSE, with SFoome, bathroom, all tnodern improvenienta ; No. 1516 oth at. new. Inquire at Nov 403 Teh a nw. deca ‘OR RENT Unfurnished FIRST FLOOR two large and one am: water, bath: pues furnished if desired ; rent Feasonable. Fo ripe comfortabl: urn- Uehed PARLOR and ‘BEDROOM, en suite or single; bath attached: second floor, southern ox- posure: alo, two cheerful ROOM: fi Evo llines of éars pass the door. FOE BERT, One three-story BRICK HOUSE, 3 recma, bathroom and eonerete cellar, with ‘all modern improvem entys new fresco pain’ 2bdlats, between F and @ tev. with or without sta- le. inquire 403 7th st.n.w. dec29-8t ‘OR RENT—Neatly Furnished ROOMS, en gaite or single, fret and second floors. 515 14th s! De adjoining southern) end of Bob io site to Wilard’a, ot ‘wo communicating oa ROOMS, front and back, on second floo: lutrobe, heat, ‘and hot and eéid water in bat 1530 9th et. deed7-6t PER =m be for rent January 1, 1880, two HOUSES, with ail the modern'improve- nents, 9and 11 rooms. No.1515 and 1521 12th et., Bhede Island. dQ st Ap te ax betwee ‘—Sumimer and mane RESIDENC! yas Chapin st., Col igen,and, ale wn or without Stable. OLIS "BIG OW, Wt 7th OST—A large black ee touna lands DOG, on ening last; ‘Monday Reward paid if returned to 9S OSLEH, ORANGE, No. 918 8th st. g.e. O8T—On Monday evening, betveco: the National ‘Theater and avenue cars, a DIAMOND RING. ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded on leavin: same at the office & = Hetopolien Hotel. Le st we undary and 9th emall blac | BA on wi ioe chain and clas, Containing #18in coin and currency and letters a dressed to the owner. The fin rewarded by returning to 1118 R. I. ave., or Police Headana: iz tere. IOREWARR Tost Deceniber 24, brass BHO. RAPHIC LENS, with name, 8. H. Dall- Moser cnavaved on abbes will henela is ree ing it to BAILEY'S Dry Goods Store, ‘7th 2nd F ét. 6.W. 29st" FINANCIAL. 1208 RET C oRNS IN 0 DAYS ON $100 invested. Fuer. Like ‘weekly on cx optlonsot 810 to 850, “Ax abeea Wont & CO.. Bankers, 35 Wall Street, N.¥. R RENT—FRAME COTTAGE, 8 roome, gas, water, with large ; Rround and shade trees. Breet cars pass the door. Corner 4th st. ant oer Fork ave, pw: Hent €30 in advas 8 frogs. 1139 10th st. n. y CHARLES poorer 8. SHIREY! E, ic 7th ‘OR EN Tet. n.w., nine rooms, latrobe, and cold water iu bath-room an perfectl joel nt 825. Hore Gpposites Inguise at 734 17 at. at 8 oré p.m. decl9-2 ‘OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE, n.e. cor. 43g and ‘Missouri ave., containing 18 rooms, including double Parlors; cell: rovements. Ug Bt. DW. FOR RENT Desirable bandsomely Furnished ROOME on ouite th mew house, with all maodees improvements. tion central; near hotels and Steud “Apply on premises,619 13th et. n. w. liar under house; modern im- Inquire Dye House, next fale hed PARLORS and BED- and ROU3IS furnished for housekeep. ing, and several small BEDROOMS. 354 Penney! vania ave., corner 434 st. atz11-5 7% HOTELS. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Tee ais Po oa 508 11th et.n-w.. mod. impe.. 10 ra. od. imp. -$10, 000 STN 000 tn. dood teehee. od. 728 13th st.n.w. mod. imp 1331 11th st.n.w.,med.imps. ors Story 1029, 1031 3d st.n.Ww..f. B. 1154 nee st. Unimproved Proper for Saie. Dend N. Y. aye. n.w., per ft Dst.. bet peat aaa ith 8.¢., per ft. Houses for Rent. 1304 Conn. av.,m.: 5 1414 Ko stau.w. map mod. imps., mod. impe.,, 9 33. ve. mod-imps.,7 8. 2d fidor.iod.tuiim..3 ts rs ‘The above is only a small part of the property for rent and sale ‘on my bool books. For complete list see srbich can be iad on application at wy offioa, or wil which can on application at my be sent by mail if desta $2,000, $1,000, 8600/20" at7 1 per cont. Auction Sales. On WEDNESDAY, December 31st, at 4 p. improved property on 439ét., bet. D and Va.av and G st.bet. Let and 2d 6t8. 8. a ALL & MAR! D™ Real slate and Insurance Agents. 804 F street, LeDroit Building. FOR RE See 1m) Ors., mod. ce 71 K st-n.e., 10 rooms, niod.imps. 1419 D st. n-w., 7 rs... 1153 15th st. n.w. 8 13th Fo RENT. B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F streets northwest. 919 7th st. n.w. Sig Tin et Tew, etore.80. 6 5 915 7th st. n.w., store.50 MONS aroie th st. n.w., store. and, bath, 1813 12th n. -, Store. 830 Hst. n Rooms at 1167 ore Galt Bro: & Co... 637 n.w., store. 50 50 tb Yes 125 ee8 35 35 D st. 1107 Penn. ave., busin room. #.W., 6 rooms. Bt.n. W. ,store. 1813 T st. n.w., 8 ra. ve Furnish uses, in good locatic cone top private families only. um toe I make no charge to landlords for advertis Property, — pore I eee the Se 01 iat Eoin 81,600 6 980,000, ose soe roperty for sale at my te ire B.0. sil dec2t 10th and F sts. n.w. WOK RENT—No. 1248 10th at, n.w.. 8 Brick and Store, 6 re., Frame,4 re,,438 8 st.n.w. 7 Furnished Hoom: % Wit FHOEIZMAN, * dec26-3t 1321 F st. n-w. FOR RENT! = FOR RENT! FOR RENT! BSG etd. Urmi 810 & 505 7th st. eae 818 1102 8th 18 25 2507 K at.str. E ‘Tr 2 49 Desrees 14 20th dec23-6t R™ ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., St. Cloud Building, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. We have HOUSES for sale on TERMS TO SUIT. Brick, 3,250 Anew Buch 10 ror, hot an and cold rater 0 ‘on three and eas’ front 5 fonplt sual ca past Mana meg A tobi eck now, r building on 12th ice be- mall cash payment; balance Be haying a good view for sale sale without cash pa: evn time to amy one buildin, OF a tL mu tosuit, an sold on easy terms. a eutable for ;housekes ing, 939 z ping, MONET 75 TO LOAN at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. on satisfactory security. aecl5. JOHN SHERMAN & OO. | cand WANTS FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. _ ; —— ANTED—A WOMA\ eral housewor s. FOR BE fandsomel Furnished KOOMS, | JQ EAL ESTATE BULL ETL TEINWAY X PIANO, BGC ARE Gs 3 Reference required. 906 12th st. n.w. cu sults or inpic® meyres ‘Missouri aye- 2HOR. B. WAGGAMAN 519 Soventh street. miniiys Tnquire MBLZENOTES| Wasees A GIRL to do general bousework, at aes. decd1-2t* ‘edneadays and Saturdays.) Music Store, 925 Penna, ave. decs0-3t* (ALE—AT A Great BanGarn—A nearly a oy Halt Davis & Co. Uprizht Grend FIANO, elegant case and super’. tone. \Wren choice ‘New Year's gift. At 811 9th st.n. w. plump, R SALE—Grey Hi aoe Teh sound in every resp: hes, no. vices, te fine roadster, nted_ sound; sold for want of use." A x PNAILOR, 3x., Stables Corner new. WOR SALE—Very Carar—An excell & Ra ace? |-hand six-seat Family CAR- RIAG! ea hand COUPES att cain, anda lange number of new CARRIAGES of every deseriptien- opr. H. GRAHAM, see < 410 to 416 Sth st. n.w. ‘OR SALE—A complete TURNOUT—tine new Extensie » Pheton, new Harness, and Horse, and one of the finest Saddie Ge Bee MARES in the city, suitable for lady or. gentleman. Allorders for purchasing or disposing of Stock will receive prompt attention, and satisfaction guar- WM. F. DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 ae at OR SALE Fine ARY and “iGoRING BIRDS. Also, CAGES at Pre. pared MOC: TNO BIRD FOO! tart, bet. Ist and 2d sts., Capitol Hill. Poe SAE! PaE OE, very hapdzome PONT suitable fora buggy or light carriare, rfectly ce1 Sound in every respec’ oll broken, fast travele on Tunlaw Farm, four years old LE MARF, well gaited, an easy a i fast T. L. HUME, of Hume, Cleary & Co., Spai dec lowest tunertation prices, a E MBROIDERE) 7th sireet north- dec FE SALE—Fine young MARE, 17 hands, sult- Py ble for coupe; sound and gentie duyeher. Gan be ween at OEE LN stable r. Land 8thsts n.w. decll-1st* ALLE—A, lot of Ane Singing, OF Sirs KING BIRDS, PAR! - L. e well iness Medium, of San Fran formerly of New York city, is located at No. 208 Pa. ave. n.w that one = = "aul. canvaser, is _ makin: me of Par Excel- Perfect Binder, 6, 1879, L hereby caution the Maat using tho sans, a8 by 2 aoiug they inge my patent aud be be held Jiable theretor. ind Sole Tanitactarer ‘of von Laer's Per- inder for Beriodicals, Pamphlets, Music, {dec20-1m] F st. nw. MADAME ROSS, the lona-cetablishod reliable ‘88 and Lone tee wives better seats faction ina ‘all taffaice of lifethan any esion tells the past, present au ives advice and assistance 01 Cc UTION.—Understandin, len, my intely. discharges and offering for gale, under the lence Binder, an, imitation of my patented December 1 public a willinf N PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, rej oR Tes) ey 50) open ee stctencts # ens on esta’ 2.W. 1. to 1 Denn Aivays ts betore 9 and from & i iar t Fates, No « Seat ot KE! WANTED-A BU ae to as a two-etory Brick Back Building, sbont 12x15, inexhanso | 5 Address imms {t- STORE ry reasons inrear. act , Star office. Address Box 1 given. for ee ling. deed! -3t" FOR SALE Stock of small and new DRUG Will vel cheap if purchased imme ti ately - at rain to a person who desires to enter the inisinces Address CUPRI, Star office. W ANTED—To rel an established MIL KROUTE- quite lance; new milk wayon ; harness, mason and dairy coolers; Tefriseragor, wom, "cans signe, Satisfactory reasons for’ selling. itn ED. WEYMOUTH, Staroffice. — dec30. POSD THING FOR & Livi = MAN. —St te, H Fixtures, Good W TNs Teh at ewe tear Me E R turers and Wholesale Ti Hotei. FFOE SALE_BRICK HOUSE, 8 rooms, m. i, brcened brick front, 82, 50 i Houres 2 storie few, S rooms and bath un Hirick House, shop in front, near Arsenal, 435 # . Hde yard, ® ® Nicer LOM 4 200 deot-on East Capitol and 11th near Wallach scl ha by Terme to suit. dec30-2w* Fe BLES HEAP LOT H. SPAT Now Yerk ave, Rooms. F ‘An elegant LOT, 4 feet 6 inches by fect deep, on 8th st. Sarai. Lota mn 1 Lot Sexi between near R. 100x100, corner other Lotsin the north seine ranwing im prices from. 25 t)40 cents ic t, and on easy ris to Ae parties wanting Also, a great | vgcated, from #1 to 3 -—Ce unter, shi Can be seen at 90) 10 TO H Pensylvania avi eel er exe! change spe FOR SALE ona prominent investizate. | Avrly. fe Avent, No. T° LOAN, H. M ary a MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Is ScMs To Surr, At6, 7 and 8 per cent. dec27 Fee SALE rine hate, For tale four, desirat ESIDENCES in the immediate vici af lows Gio eect tem one corner frontiz directly on the Circle—two of them entirely n having been finished during the past Summer, au all with modern improvementa. “Prices low, Fang: ing from $4, 000 to $9, 500. FOR SALE.—Corner of Maryland ave. and 2d at weet, (near the western entrance to the Capit Frounds), 12,160 eq. ft. of «round. Will be ¥ cheap, and offers a good chance for speculation. MONEY TO LOAN. At Lowest Market Rates, On Real Estate Security. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., 1223 F street northwest. Fr: 5 — decd7 aoa N ARINI'S DANCING ACADEMY, t, bet. 9th and 10th sts. n. w.. A New ‘oUALIEN WILL COMMENCE SATURDAY, January 3, 1! Daysof tuition Tuesday, ‘Lhursday and Saturday. For particulars eee Circulars. dec26-8t 910 SE ER LEV. PROD HOES French Classes.” ‘New term in January. Class houre, 11 8. mi. Sif, 4 and 6 p.m. Hours reserved toca guia ‘{nstruction. ‘Hare ‘adults ‘and children. Verbs rally aed bractically taught. Visitors invited on Thursdays, at 334 p. m. Office hours: 12m. tolp.m. Terms moderate. declT Ms, POLLOCK AND NOERIVS School and Kindergarten, 1127 13th st, n. ‘Thorough instruction, from ret to ee grammar ee Daily instruction in German given free. rmal department for ladies. a 13 ARK SEMINARY for hee jes and 606 5th st. 2.w., thoron; y ington 1 in all English branches, ihelu eh et and fda "course and French. Circulars at the boo stores. CONDRON, Princip Mae. cal EGULAR TRENCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Ladies and Chi MLLE. FOULON, 1909 Porneyivanis ave. Private @ Lessons After Schoo! Hours. ich fant stone 1596 Ei Pa. ie lecd- sm wave: ESRROPOLITAN SEMINARY AND KINDER- ‘EN, Boardin; 1d Day School for Ladies and Ghitiren’ 800 18th xt. ww. MISS Bese GRAVES, rT partments for Ladies both day and evening aoe am X ONEY TO LOAN— = ON REAL ESTATE, IN LARGE AND SMALL AMOUNTS. No delay negotiating where security is good. B. H. WARNER, decl2 Fu SALE—The fine three-story BRICK DWEL- ING: and STORE on the corner of 4th and N One of the best business stands in the etek ection of oe city. For terms, which are easy, apply to T. D. D: , Center Market, or 1501 BI dec9-1m TO AN ON REAL FaTATE, SECURITY— sae ae, ae ee PL IGHTON, dec6-5w* 923 43 street northwest. LADIES’ GOODS. __.- ‘RS. S. J. Esser y Anat aspen TERNS. or. T. Taylor's Patterns, System tie: and Jounals of Panton for sale pivsna ave uP ptalr. nS tocd5-faa P. JEANNERET, M™s. No. &'North Charis se Baltimore, FRENCH BONNETS AND HATS. EVENING AND RECEPTION BONNETS, No. 1107 Pennsylvania avenue, dec13-1m WASHINGTON, D. 0. : iss BELLE Lucas. DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, | 801 MARKET SPACE, CHOOL OF MUBSIG, 707 sth et —Orran Lessa fs) (with nse of Chores Organ.) Voice Culture (b; oy Corner 8th st., Keep Building. tion 86 and upwards. Free classes, $S5-sm | _PLATTING, 2 aw. dec 188 M. K. SCHREIN! A. M., contini her AUDIES’ SHOES—OF pee CLASS. instructions in Hlocuttah, embraciug Losical THE ONny IN THE © Analysis, Vocal Culture ings in 8! WE MAKE TO ORDER tnd Central Literature, 1107@ st aew. oct oan 25 ood SB REHE, PAN ASSont MENT, DOSS OSPORNES ENGL thc AND FRENOH " @, sonOWwS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Youne Lith st. n.00. Ladies and Childre1 Brench H. WIREMAN’S. nov25 Next quatter will commence Now are Sub Onn” 7 HiSSwAHING APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Concoup: E M Pa —Boye, 80 Der quarter: Girie, 840. Stu: bed ie ea eines; Diepared ton Primary puyilsadimitied: Soe | First-class work, at Bricos._nows “ye Fe LOT Da a cipal PRE FlusT PREMIUMS PEVATEEY OR IN CLASS—LATIN, GREEK, Over all competitors for GERMAN, FRENCH, MATHEMATICS, RHET- ORIG LA SIC. “Preparation fo 6 (GS,REET- | LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S FINE SHOES Translations of Ancient and Modorn PES, 8.W. FLYNN, A. M.,702 5th st.n.w. sl paease aac r of PIANO, Beer d MUSIC. Particular attention £9 be to he qualted for 1215 H we SPENGERIAS BUSINESS COLLEGE, NEB 7TH AND L ST: ives education for real 088 | ical a vanla Comme: ae and Leo- eve sessions. for recep- its last ge Monday nn Aaguat ana there- H.C. SPENGER Ps Baronet FAMILY SUPPLIES. _ ‘NANVASS BACK DoCKS RED H TUCKS, GROUSE, PHEASANT 78, WILD ToR- BEEF TONGUES, PREET ( OF Berr, SWEET BigeR ge ous Manors, FLORIDA ORANGES Se &o. GES AN NAB, FRAN! RET! decd PaLack Manunt, Cars tah ond N- y ASHINGTON HOUS ig sa TOX, 82 per dey. (eeltin] Ac DEVERIDGE, Pr. ROLLTON Hi Bartmore, LIGHT AND Rates reduced to 83 and 2.60 per day, socording to location of rooms. Extra charges for parlors: baths ‘and double rooms, most convenient and latest built hotel in the city. levator rune continuously to all the floors, COLEMAN, Singer O33.) ‘Balt, Ma., ‘Oct. 10, sie PROFESSIONAL. Dp Di 7 aeREEURS ES Dentat, Tics m 410 11th ural Teeth ate reasonable prices. Ex~ deci6 —And brisk walks FET ‘Aud brisk walks in the open sir 16 promote ps eminent i Egowa por eurgeons is of nether en ie mn and DR. Dia, *, ite. Wilaraet Hot for relief fora ave., opposite ze and avoitiance of Corns, Bunions, i fascular Bxcresoenoes, &é., Ke. Offies f 81 per visit. decd” R. J. H. JOHNSTON, years’ experience, formerly overt returned to the sien.we oppostts Patent Oflice. i op ERMAN STS., eae ee Gas administered. dee2T-t29 LARGE F POUND Aa AICS forth fears, ail, all = deocl2-1m_ FUSSELUB. a7 Tia Now York Jom HOLLAND'S PATENT RECORD GOLD PEN, 8. Paneth be apa Ne. arse deh for ie patios, creas extrac. Artificial Dike Dike a Aaa ens Corner gh goa R 919 Tth street northwest, and K sta. Beautiful Sets of | Se Dh et ae fons and non-corrosive metala; isa ____ THE TRADES. BS ln ae. and. ptoct ike on Be eee tategey oat e a BD” are of he bast Iridium, (Diamonds) ible with fair | 18 state oe on as Sepa act eee eee oats nich oo mice oes : Saye eer mina too, third floor. possess Prenat Ee Ceemaaa Bag asso mer ye ge es | eerste Noe at SR 05 rma ee | ae HE BEAUT) KER BROS.’ PIANOS, imatchiess, BURDETD ORGAN RUN, Solo Agent _dec6-8m 407 vai st. new. PJALLET Davis « SeiiGie PrANO! Special premium at Centennial. Low Micial prices. | Fuss forms.” New styles for Holl. ys just received. 811 9th st. n.w.. ‘SUMNER. = STIEFF PIANOS.—Victorous at the Centeni atom anos be fer ‘posi- Adon Univer - warded the Fe Was jot reversed, the of other parties to the comtrary notwithstanding. a. L. WILD & BHO., SOLE AGENTS, novi9 723 7th street northwest. Ws HNABE’S ETAmOs: — pat MANUVAC to be the cal artists. ORGANS for sale Ss 027-6m. Bas Tate etos few ‘Goors above, above Pa Pa.av er COAL AND WOOD. NAtionaL FAIB ASSOCIATION. from THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR eer COAT AD ERLANG WOOD was awarded tous ‘us over all com. STEPHENSON & BEO., apie 0 é Managers. sects Hota Bal pet Banos Fo RENT— B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest. 8.w.cor.17& F n.w. pect st., Gt’ Ts Pee ww for ag Bree oe Terabe: Becngoeceeccres 3 Valley 316 9th 1839 8th 808 Half st. s.¢. Booms in No. 634 w, with use steam Ohioes t= $19 434 st. 1 and 458 La. ave. from 85 np. Published at my offi 6 Place 6. 5 3199 Park Piace 13 ree 2.W.. 3 8th ‘Hi sts. n.' 2 414 26th st. n.w. 307 H n.e.. 10 352N st. s.w. LO $1 Pstnoe, & 9 72 Pie oe. t. n.w... 8 1121 Park eerie 2 Also, s num! ‘other Houses, ‘Stores, oo SALE! FOR SALE!!! hie $7,500, & $19,600 and F D.w. .84,000 tialatak 2s oO 1,500 east. each... 1,200 -» Jong time. 150 ete n.w., 30 of other ‘> BE and small rates, OT STREET MARKET. 720 20th street. Game of all kinds. ited. LINKINS & SON. RST PREMIUM grara led at the National Fair over all other compot- ‘TO CERES. handsome Fer am ceamest Minnesota Patent Flour in the MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent, STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANOY, pave been awarded by the National Fair Association J. H. VERMILYA, 10 9th street. ASCORTMENT OF > LADIES' AND MISSES CLOAEKS In the city. Handsomely Trimmed CLOAKS for 88, ar novs pase 907 Pennsylvania ave. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. oct20 MISCELLANEOUS. eae ig TOM this date we spall oa ofier special inducements Kinds of Dit S. Our stock is still fall, and = oes remiany lange lots oe desirable Dry Goods, embt test things out fon, 45 wich we aak the attention Of Hose i search of bargains. Silke, Satins, Velvets, Fringes, Wool and © and all-wool Dress ith a fail line of H Keeping Fabrics, will be cli trom tlindste olesale rates. We intend close ou. Winter Stock asoon as possible, without regar present value. Ww. mm. wend odaall dec30 817 Market Space. EDUCED PRICES Are now marked on our Winter Goods. Goods in choice coe at tat 15, 20 ) Black Cashmere, 20 35,4 Beaver Clothe, €1: 3b, 8! Silke: ’ Cloaks and 8! kets, $2, $2.50, $3 and up. Special a Bleached’ Cottons and Sheetings; Calico Jonas, 6c; : handsome Shirune Caicos 6 , 35, 40, 45 and 50. oo, “ie: (io. and 80c, Oc ee CIS-ATLANTIO Dress, cts. ; & GLOVES KID WALKING and DRIVING, ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD. ea ooo —— a _